Bruno Ghisi's Blog

10 points around JavaFX

• JavaFX Script and Consumer JRE (or Consumer Release or, now, Project Hamburg) improve experiences and moves attention to client-side. Keep an eye in Chet Haase's Blog for more around Consumer JRE.
• As an advantage against others (Silverlight, Flash, etc), JavaFX Script has the Java plataform (scalability, reliability, portability... and, do not forget, a huge community).
• JavaFX Script will be community-driven as an open source project (check OpenJFX Community, JavaFX Compiler) and it means, in some way, no company controlling it alone.
• JavaFX Script runtime can be standalone, Java Web Start or Applet.
• Sun is working in an authoring tool (WYSIWYG) for designers and content authors.
• Sun is working in improvements in the actual Netbeans plugin for developers.
• A lot of stuff will be available for the first quarter of 2008.
• JavaFX Mobile will support MIDP (Mobile Information Device Profile) on CDC (Connected Device Configuration). You will be able to run JavaFX Script, existing Midlets as well as CDC apps. (Hey, I want to talk about it. Looks pretty weird MIDP on CDC at first sight, but, remember, Midlets have the biggest percentual in the market now and you need to keep supporting the existing applications).
• There is a JavaFX Mobile emulator internally at Sun that they are playing with.
• JavaFX Mobile developer phones and emulators will be available fairly early in the new year.

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  Posted by: libyan on May 30, 2008 at 01:32 PM

• I prefer Flex... sorry.

  Posted by: josecarlosbarros on December 21, 2007 at 05:37 AM

• Hi guys,
  Thanks for all the tips and updates! I am sure that the readers have appreciate, as well as I have.
  Hi robogeek, in my mind I tough Project Hamburg was after Java SE 6 Update N, I just realized it isn't now. Thanks! :)

  Posted by: brunogh on October 22, 2007 at 04:56 PM

• Just to make it confusing for your readers we changed the code name for the project which was formerly known as ConsumerJRE and was formerly known as Project Hamburg. It is now known as 6uN.

  Posted by: robogeek on October 22, 2007 at 11:20 AM

• Bruno,

  I appreciated your post, and am very excited about the potential that JavaFX Script has in helping simplify rich internet application development, as well as enabling mobile application development.

  I do want to make you and your readers aware of a recently published JavaFX Script book that I’m very proud of, called “JavaFX Script: Dynamic Java Scripting for Rich Internet/Client-side Applications”. It’s an Apress firstPress book, and is available as a downloadable eBook or paperback at http://www.apress.com/book/view/1590599454. It’s also available on Amazon, B&N, etc.

  Thanks,

  Jim Weaver
  LAT, Inc.
  lat-inc.com
  

  Posted by: jim_weaver on October 18, 2007 at 11:41 AM

• Hello Bruno ...and also rationalpi

  Thanks for the input about the Java FX emulator... I'm sure the Java FX team is thinking about other platforms as well... We've still got a lot of work over here to do... infrastructure: compiler, emulator, media player, Consumer JRE, building community...lots of stuff going-on..so thanks for your interest--we know this isn't gonna be easy....and thanks to Bruno for blogging about this...will let Nandini, Bob, and the Java FX team know about your blog....And for those reading this and have an interest....think about joining Open JFX community...get involved...impact change...they need your help...

  http://openjfx.dev.java.net/

  or the check out the wiki -- has lots of info

  http://jfx.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

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  Posted by: sunahouston on October 17, 2007 at 03:56 PM

• Hi Bruno!
  All these things are really exciting.
  I know you will remember when I said several times that PHP was a very good language. Now I see that all I said was about scripting languages, not about PHP... there are lots of advantages of a script langage against such a hard and unflexible language as Java is.
  I'm really exciting about JavaFX. I hope it achives higher maturity soon.. and I'll hope I can get from you lots of tips from you in a Vasquinho's table.=)
  Regards man! Great post!

  Posted by: filipiz on October 15, 2007 at 09:28 AM

• Hi,
  I don't have tech details around it, but I hope it is not just on Windows... as soon as I get any additional information, I will post here.
  Thanks,
  Bruno

  Posted by: brunogh on October 15, 2007 at 05:37 AM

• PLEASE, tell me that the Java FX Mobile emulator will run on something other than Windoze.

  I would love to work on some mobile stuff, but I don't/won't do Windows.

  Thanks
  Josh

  Posted by: rationalpi on October 14, 2007 at 09:35 PM

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